Examples of using Merely a reflection in English and their translations into Russian
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The shapes we embody are merely a reflection of the life force around us.
However, the Commission should not ignore the different approaches that courts, in particular the International Court of Justice, took with respect to how the evidence was presented.That might be merely a reflection of iura novit curia.
It is wrong to think that the Fiery World is merely a reflection of the Earthly World.
Its hosting of the current session was merely a reflection of its larger role, and it would continue to share its experiences with the world and cooperate in the efforts to improve it.
The proliferation of often converging and overlapping subregional andregional cooperation arrangements was merely a reflection of the dynamism which drove globalization.
Seeing the Triangle outside is nothing; it is merely a reflection of the Triad on the Auric Envelope, and proves that the seer is outside the Triangle.
He understood the frustration expressed by certain members of the Committee with regard to the lack of support for the Convention, butit must be recognized that the report of the Global Commission on International Migration was merely a reflection of the current political context.
The percentage distribution of the female labour force is merely a reflection of the economies of the countries concerned.
Counsel wonders whether these differential pass rates are merely a reflection of the quality of medical education in the countries in question or whether conscious or unconscious perceptions of racial“compatibility” play a part.
Looking back on the series in 2011, Stephen Kelly of The Guardian wrote,"Eccleston's Doctor may have had many faults- looking like an EastEnders extra andbellowing"FANTASTIC!" at every opportunity being two of them- but he was merely a reflection of a show that, at the time, still didn't know what it wanted to be.
The positions in the SMN would therefore be merely a reflection of the overall geographical and gender balance at the senior managerial levels.
The fact that the Treaty has been signed by a larger number of States parties than any other international treaty in this domain is merely a reflection of the faith that these States have in the importance of the Treaty for banishing the spectre of war.
This situation, far from being peculiar to Costa Rica, was merely a reflection of the way in which the majority of Latin American States organized their affairs in a process that had strong colonial roots and that gained strength in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
Note: The following report is not a consensus document, but merely a reflection of the views put forward by Parties and others.
The tough stance of those who try to justify this new crime is merely a reflection of the moral incapacity to accommodate ideas and policies, which go against their own interests, of the peoples involved in the conflict and the desire to impose the imperial will on them.
It has been suggested that all valid grounds for expulsion are merely a reflection of some aspect of the public interest of the State.
It was true that in 1994 no article on the topic was being officially submitted to the General Assembly,but that was merely a reflection of the complexity of the two issues currently pending before the Commission, both of which had to undergo a slow process of maturation and rapprochement before a generally shared view could crystallize into draft articles.
In response to the comments regarding humanitarian response to natural disasters,the Deputy Director explained that this aspect was merely a reflection of State practice in situations such as Chernobyl and the flight from a volcano in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
It would be unfortunate, however,if such an agreement were merely a reflection of a lowest common denominator rather than the product of genuine cooperation.
The cost of international borrowing soared, mainly for businesses, but also for sovereign debtors,although the region's experience in this regard is merely a reflection of the widespread increase in risk aversion sparked by increasing global uncertainty, and it affected the debts of emerging economies in general.
Mr. ROSENSTOCK(Expert Consultant) urged the members of the Working Group to take a broad view of the inclusion of the notion of compensation:it was not merely a reflection of the State responsibility doctrine but a recognition that compensation in its various forms might involve, for example, payment for benefits received or a"balancing of the equities"- the term used in the commentary.
It was noted at the fifty-third session of NAV that in many areas of the world an electronic navigational chart would merely be a reflection of existing paper charts.
It is not merely a set of rules but a reflection of our shared values for doing business the right way.
The use of active measures in modern Russian political warfare is merely the continuation of decades-old Soviet policy, itself a reflection of Imperial Russian methods.
This is not merely a recognition of your long experience and your outstanding ability and diplomatic skill, but also a reflection of the esteem in which your country, Guyana, is held in the United Nations.
The appeal made by the United States for a decrease in the cost and duration of meetings, including those of the General Assembly, the Economic and Social Council and other bodies,was merely an effort to reduce their role and impair their status in order to promote the hegemony of the Security Council, which was not a reflection of democracy.
Are they merely a natural and accurate reflection of the reach of the work of the Committees across certain issues and borders?
Given that the bullish and bearish patterns are merely the mirror reflection of each other, we will consider only four patterns.
But the most dangerous thing, as has often been said,is that the United Nations is merely the reflection of the world in which we live.
We also observed that theOrganization's serious financial crisis is, in fact, merely the reflection of a political crisis that essentially revolves around the identity of the United Nations and its role in the post-cold-war era.

